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Already, talk of a “China threat” is reemerging in the corridors of Congress, the Pentagon and inside the Bush administration.

Outright conflict, for now, remains unlikely, but the narrow Taiwan Strait is reemerging as one of Asia's most dangerous potential flash points, experts say.

A cautious hope is reemerging in this slice of America, and it has come from the most American of traditions: voting.

But, if Iran-Contra never really took hold in this country, it never really disappeared either, and as 1993 comes to an end it is reemerging with a vengance.

And now, at 41, she is reemerging — not to remind us all of that time in her and our lives but rather to testify from her unique perspective about the dangers of political bullying.

Indeed, syphilitic uveitis is reemerging, particularly in association with HIV infection [2, 5, 6].

Religions are reemerging in the social, political, and economic spheres previously occupied and dominated by secular institutions and ideologies.

Tsars are reemerging as a powerful force in Washington circles, thanks to the life breathed back into the city by the incoming administration.

Officials also reported that polio appeared to be reemerging in Angola, Chad, Niger, The Sudan, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

The city's old collection of warlords and freelance militias seems to be reemerging, as groups rebuild roadblocks and checkpoints that for years rendered the city impassable.

In the auto industry, luxury-car sales, though initially hurt by the downturn, are reemerging as one of the most profitable segments of the market, even as small cars like the Ford Focus are luring consumers into showrooms.